Word: sheldon
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Duca 3L, a graduate of Temple, is the new president. Del Duca moves up from the position of first vice president which he held this year. James E. Ryder 2L and Martin J. Hertz 2L were were elected to the posts of first and second vice president, respectively. Sheldon M. Goodman 3L was voted treasurer...
...Louis F. Fieser, Sheldon Emery Professor of Organic Chemistry, remarked yesterday. "In prohibition days there were many devices." Now there is no longer, any need for makeshift, unsafe devices. One last word of caution, however. The CRIMSON's consultants wish to point out that the entire process, of course, is highly illegal...
...career and physical analysis of 2,631 Harvard graduates has helped to substantiate Sheldon's theory of body-types. Sheldon suggested that varying proportions of fat content, muscle content, and body density in individuals indicate different behavior characteristics. In their recent study, Frederick Stagg, Research Fellow in Physical Anthropology, and Professor Earnest A. Hooton find that a definite relationship exists between the pattern of a man's life and his physical make...
...Century British Portraitist John Hoppner. But she was in poor condition, her complexion sallowed by a thick coat of yellow varnish. When the Brooklyn Museum got her as a gift in 1934, officials dismissed Lady Georgiana as an inferior Hoppner, sent her to the basement. Recently, Brooklyn assigned Restorer Sheldon Keck to give her a thorough face lifting...
Died. John Sheldon Olliff, 41, former British indoor tennis champion and Davis Cup player, who became one of Britain's top tennis correspondents (for the London Daily Telegraph); after a heart attack while on his way to cover the Wimbledon matches; in London...